Flinn, Stephen

BORN WORTLEY-IN-BRAMELY 1889. YOUNGEST SON OF WALTER FLINN & ANNIE TOOD, OF 55 STRICKLAND STREET, HULL. HE ENLISTED AT THE OUTBREAK OF WAR & PREVIOUSLY WORKED AS A RULLYMAN. HIS DEATH WAS REPORTED IN THE HULL DAILY MAIL ON 6TH NOVEMBER 1916, WITH HIS PHOTOGRAPH.*

I am grateful to Dr. Marianne M Gilchrist for the following information:
This is Stephen Flynn (more correctly, Flinn), my maternal great-uncle. He was born in Wortley-in-Bramley in 1889, the third (second surviving) son of Walter Flinn (1857-1908) and his wife Annie, née Todd (1863-1931). The family had moved to Hull c. 1904, after living in Glasgow for a few years (my grandmother, Annie, was born there in 1901). Walter, originally from West Bromwich, was killed in an accident at William Wright Dock in 1908 (run over by a crane), which made the front page of the HDM, 11/09/1908.
Their Hull home address was 55 Strickland Street.


First name:
STEPHEN
Military Number:
11276
Rank:
Private
Date Died
04/10/1916
Place died:
Adanac Military Cemetery, Miraumont, Somme, France
Age:
25
55 , STRICKLAND STREET, HULL, EAST YORKSHIRE, United Kingdom